Islamic Spirituality and Philosophy: Unlock the Secrets Behind the Patterns you know and love

Mohammad Abdul Aziz, born in London in 1991, is a scholar in Islamic sciences, theology, and jurisprudence. He's a Hafiz, a Master in Visual Islamic and Traditional Arts, and educates on traditional arts in London's Islamic faith schools.

Senior architect at Kamil Khan Mumtaz Architects. MA in South Asian Design & Architecture, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK (1999), Bachelor of Architecture from National College of Arts, Lahore (1994). Founding director of Hast-o-Neest – Institute of Traditional Studies & Arts in Lahore.

Multidisciplinary artist and craftsman from Mora, Sweden, he studied in Damascus, Uppsala, Bollnäs and London. He attained an MA in Islamic Arts at the Prince’s School of Traditional Arts, where he explored a wide range of art forms, including calligraphy, Islamic patterns, the alchemy of paint, and traditional miniature painting techniques. His work uniquely blends Islamic and Scandinavian art traditions. In addition to his artistic pursuits, he is a skilled woodworker, crafting everything from mihrabs and bowls to knives, bows and arrows.